The 150th Open Championship at St Andrew’s. Tiger Woods couldn’t, could he?

All the backroom and departmental manoeuvering by golf’s paymasters has gotten tiresome to the fans who just want to be entertained by the stars of the game — like Tiger and Rory
BACK ON TRACK: Tiger Woods hugs his son, Charlie after they'd completed the final round at the PNC Championship in Orlando last month.

BACK ON TRACK: Tiger Woods hugs his son, Charlie after they'd completed the final round at the PNC Championship in Orlando last month.

Golf is on the verge of something in 2022. Exactly what is unknown.

The game will celebrate the 150th Open Championship at the ancestral home of golf in St. Andrews, at the Old Course in July. But it’s the new course the game might be taking at the highest level that could dominate the headlines.

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